Sold|$1,684
Charles X Oriental Clock Woman with Jug
Located in Marseille, FR
Charles X Oriental clock representing a woman with a jug, Charles X. In working order. Dimensions
Bronze
19th Century French Charles X Gilt Bronze Pendulum Clock with Napoleon Sculpture
By Honoré Pons
Located in Firenze, IT
An elegant sculptural Charles X French gilt bronze pendulum clock retaining its original ormolu
Ormolu
19th Century France Charles X Bronze Mantel Table Clock
Located in Roma, RM
Lyre mantle clock, France, first quarter of the 19th century burnished bronze structure, circular
Bronze
Charles X Gothic Cathedral Bronze Mantel Clock, circa 1830
Located in New York, NY
Gold and silver plated French bronze clock with superb details. Silk suspension movement, needs
Bronze
18th Century Charles X Style Yellow Tole Octagonal Wall Clock
Located in Atlanta, GA
18th century Charles X style yellow tole octagonal wall clock.
Tôle
Neoclassical Charles X Period Table Clock from France c.1830
Located in Houston, TX
A stunning neoclassical Charles X period rosewood inlaid with boxwood portico table clock with gilt
Ormolu
Sold|$50,150
A Charles X Bronze And Ormolu Clock
By Pierre-Philippe Thomire
Located in New York, NY
A fine quality Charles X gilt bronze lyre clock. The dial bordered with cut paste. The gilt bronze
Marble, Ormolu
Sold|$1,154
Charles X Clock, Hunter and Dog
Located in Marseille, FR
Charles X clock representing a hunter and a dog, in gilt and patinated bronze, decorated with palm
Bronze
Classical style Sienna marble Charles X mantel clock
Located in Sleepy Hollow, NY
A beautiful Sienna marble and patinated bronze clock. Either Chales X or Restauration period or
Marble, Brass
Clock Set 19th Century Louis Philippe Charles X Period by Leroy À Paris
By LeRoy
Located in Warsaw, PL
French clock making firm. The company was founded in 1785 by Basile Charles Le Roy, who worked in
Malachite, Gold Plate
Sold|$12,516
A Charles X Red Tole Cartel Clock
By Bovard À Paris
Located in New York, NY
An early nineteenth century tole circular wall clock, with painted decoration of gold vine leaves
Tôle
19th Century Charles X Rosewood Table Clock by Japy Frères
By Japy Frères
Located in Roma, RM
Rosewood Charles X clock with two incense burners also in rosewood and inlaid in boxwood. Restored
Rosewood, Boxwood
Mantel Clock 19th Century Louis Philippe Charles X
Located in Warsaw, PL
This superb malachite mantel clock dates from the period of Charles X. It is made with extreme
Malachite, Bronze
19th French In Figure Clock Bronze Gold Egyptian Sphinx
Located in Paris, FR
19th French In Figure Clock Bronze Gold Egyptian Sphinx
Bronze
Mantel clock 19th Century, Louis Philippe Charles X styl.
Located in Warsaw, PL
Fine Louis Phillippe, circa 1830-1850, French gilt bronze allegorical mantel clock. Circular dial
Malachite, Bronze
White Marble and Ormolu Mantel Clock Charles X, 19th Century
Located in Brussels, BE
White marble and ormolu mantel clock Charles X, 1820s-1840s. Dimensions: 56 x 27 x 14 cm
Marble, Ormolu
Portico clock in mahogany and bronze mercury gilding 1840
Located in LYON, FR
Top-of-the-range, well-structured model. Portico clock from the Charles X period, wooden
Bronze
19th Century Wood French Louis Philippe Mahogany Gilt Bronze
Located in Roma, RM
French portal clock with four columns, in flamed mahogany, the wooden part restored, only the
Bronze
Sold|$3,368
French Charles X Gilded Bronze Mantel Clock
Located in Brussels, BE
The letter to Laure France, circa 1825. The pedestal case surmounted by an elegant lady reading a
Bronze
French Charles X Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock, Henri Robert, 19th Century
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
A French gilt bronze mantel clock by Henri Robert, circa 1880. The decorative case with bevelled
Bronze
Handsome Charles X Lyre Form Amboyna Wood Table Clock, circa 1825
Located in New York, NY
# F316 - Charles X fine quality, large size, gilt bronze mounted amboyna wood table clock. This
Amboyna
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